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Women's Basketball
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Notes: Maryland 78, Duke 70
3/4/2006 12:00:00 AM | Women's Basketball
- Duke ended a six-year streak of making it to the ACC Tournament championship game and a 14-game winning streak against the Terrapins with a 78-70 loss to Maryland.
- Duke had its third lowest shooting percentage of the season, hitting 35.9 percent from the field.
- Coming off having a season-high 31 turnovers against Virginia Tech Friday, Duke matched its second lowest turnover total of the season against Maryland with 11.
- With Maryland up 38-32 heading into halftime, Duke trailed at the half for just the fourth time this season and second straight against the Terrapins.
- The Blue Devils were out-rebounded for just the fifth time this season with Maryland holding a 43-31 advantage. Duke has been out-rebounded in three of the last four games.
- Three of Duke's five starters scored in double figures ? Monique Currie (18), Mistie Williams (12) and Lindsey Harding (16). The other two came close with Wanisha Smith and Alison Bales both posting eight.
- Senior Mistie Williams shot 5-of-5 for 10 points in the first half, marking the eighth time in the last nine games that she has scored in double figures. Williams, who finished with 12 points eight rebounds and two blocks, has posted double digits in 21 games this season.
- Senior Jessica Foley cracked the Duke top 10 list for career assists with one on the night. She is tied for 10th all-time at Duke with 301 assists.
- Junior Lindsey Harding nailed a three-pointer for the first time in seven contests with a trey in the first half. Harding has only hit three treys in the last nine games, including her two Saturday.
- Lindsey Harding recorded her highest point total in nine games and her first double-figure game in six contests with 16 points. Harding also collected five assists and three steals in 37 minutes.
- Senior Monique Currie put up double figures in scoring for the sixth straight game and 26th of the last 29 contests with a game-high 18 points. Currie also finished with eight rebounds, two assists and three steals in 37 minutes.
- Monique Currie hit 5-of-6 free throws and moved into third place on the ACC all-time made free throws list, passing Dawn Stanley of Virginia (505). Currie also ranks third at Duke with her 507 career free throws.
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